Origin and Meaning of Concepsion

Conception; to conceive

Origin: Spanish - Derived from the Spanish word 'concepción', which refers to the act of conceiving. It is often associated with the Feast of the Immaculate Conception in Christianity.

• The name is particularly popular in Spanish-speaking countries and is often given as a tribute to the Virgin Mary, who is venerated under the title of 'Our Lady of the Conception'.
• Concepcion is often used in various forms, including Concepción (with an accent), and is recognized among names like Immaculada as religious names connected to the Catholic faith.
• Notable bearers of the name include Concepción Rodriguez, a pioneering figure in education, and various saints celebrated in the Catholic tradition.
• While it is not commonly found in English-speaking countries, its usage has been influenced by the increase in multicultural naming trends.
• Variations include Concepción (Spanish), Concepciòn (Italian), and Concepção (Portuguese), each reflecting the different linguistic adaptations of the name.